Low borosilicate glass tubular vials are made from a type of glass that contains a low concentration of boron oxide. This glass composition provides specific properties suitable for pharmaceutical and laboratory applications.

Features

- Chemical Resistance: Low borosilicate glass is known for its excellent chemical resistance. It can withstand exposure to a wide range of chemicals, making it suitable for storing various types of medications, drugs, and sensitive substances.

- Thermal Stability: These vials exhibit high thermal stability, allowing them to withstand extreme temperature changes without shattering or deforming. They are designed to handle both hot and cold environments, including processes like sterilization and freeze-drying.

-Low Extractables: Low borosilicate glass vials have minimal extractable substances. This feature is crucial in pharmaceutical applications, as it ensures that the stored substances remain uncontaminated and free from interactions with the vial material.

-Type I Glass: Low borosilicate glass typically falls under Type I glass classification, which meets the requirements of the United States Pharmacopeia (USP), European Pharmacopoeia (EP), and other international standards. Type I glass is considered the highest quality glass for pharmaceutical packaging due to its superior chemical resistance.